With celebrities swarming to the French Riviera for the annual Film Festival, the Cannes red carpet is already in full swing. Now in its 78th year, the festival is a highlight for both sophisticated fashionistas and highbrow moviegoers. Actors, directors, producers, and influencers have been climbing the carpeted stairs since last week to advertise their most recent feature film at the pinnacle of global cinema and have a look.
Halle Berry was among the celebrities who obediently followed the rules. “I am unable to wear my gorgeous gown by Gaurav Gupta tonight due to its huge train,” the star stated during a press conference. “I will not disobey the rules.” Others boldly stuck to their initial intentions for their outfit. Wan QianHui and Heidi Klum arrived in high-octane dresses with brazenly cascaded trains, making them the year’s first rebels.
They were an unusual breed on the Cannes red carpet, where studios often rejected the allure of ostentatious premieres. Tom Cruise was an exception, riding the worldwide hype machine of “Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning” to the steps of the Palais, only to be met with a lacklustre reception. Independent and foreign films, on the other hand, took the spotlight from impending summer blockbusters like “F1” and “How to Train Your Dragon.” When the box office is failing and profit margins are disappearing, it is more difficult for entertainment businesses to justify investing $1 million or more on a Cannes premiere.
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